Paris Public Transport Guide

The Île de France ticket, also known as RER ticket or origin-destination ticket is good for one trip on the RER/Transilien (suburban train) into the suburbs. Transfers to/from the métro and other RER lines are possible with the same ticket. The cost varies based on how far you go. Can be used on: RER (suburban train) Express tramway T11 Métro Transfers You can transfer between to/from the RER to the métro and other RERs. Transfers marked with a dotted line on the map are possible with the same Île-de-France ticket. (This is different than with t+ tickets .) Prices The cost of your ticket varies based on the distance you travel. A book of 10 tickets costs 8 times as much as buying tickets one at a time, giving you a discount. Go here  to determine the cost of your trip. How to get it? Île-de-France tickets are available as a paper ticket only right now; they cannot be loaded onto a card. To get this fare, go to a fare vending machine or an information booth. More fares Is this not ...

The t+ ticket is good for one trip on the bus, tramway, métro, or RER within Paris. Transfers within the bus & tramway network are possible Ideal for:  People who take transit within Paris 5 or less times a day. Can be used on: Bus Local Tramway Métro RER/Transilien within Paris Noctilien night buses Montmartre Funicular Transfers You can transfer within the bus and tramway network within 90 minutes. Roundtrips on the same line are not possible with the same ticket. You can transfer within the rail network within 90 minutes as long as it's marked on the map. Transfers marked with a dotted line are not possible with the same ticket. The Montmartre funicular does not allow any transfers to other modes. Roundtrips on the funicular are not possible as you must exit the funicular station at the end of the ride. Costs and how to buy: Update 10/14/2021: It is no longer possible to buy books of 10 paper tickets in about 100 stations. Paper tickets are being phased out and in the next ...